Fact or not? Dentistry has long been whispered about being depression-heavy as

Jan 29, 2023
12:20:59am

BlueInfidel Contributor

a profession. Stress, isolation, fearful patients... One Google cite says dentists suffer at 2.5 times the rate of doctors with psychic-neurotic disorders....perhaps more than a business manager, he's needing to talk to someone?

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BlueInfidel

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My BIL is a dentist and an introvert. How do I help him?

jvquarterback

1/28/23 10:29pm

Not your job. Is it any of your business. He obviously doesn't want

Tmoney1969

1/28/23 10:33pm

Not my business is right. Just want the best for him. Not what I think is best

jvquarterback

1/28/23 11:20pm

He’s an adult. Many adults don’t want to change-don’t want help. Sad situation.

Bad Plus Fan

1/28/23 10:33pm

What state? Also, there’s a chance there’s more to his story that you’re not

Supercoug

1/28/23 10:37pm

Sounds like he needed a business manager decades ago.

TeeKaa

1/28/23 10:38pm

How old is he, close to retirement age?

Magneto

1/28/23 10:38pm

Not everyone is built to do private practice. It sounds like he has no interest and just wants the 9-5.

fldnstrm

1/28/23 11:04pm

Fact or not? Dentistry has long been whispered about being depression-heavy as

BlueInfidel

1/29/23 12:20am

Being a dentist at a prison has quickly become a great job.

BrobaFett

1/29/23 12:49am

Is it really that great to work at a prison?

boorad

1/29/23 1:26am

In most cases you won't make more. If you're making more at the prison it's because your practice is failing/struggling.

fldnstrm

1/29/23 8:50am

Different strokes for different folks.

BrobaFett

1/29/23 5:03pm

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